TOD Project Profiles: Under Construction
TOD Project Profiles: Under Construction
METROPARK STATION
Name: Metropark
Station / Line: Metropark Station, Northeast Corridor
Total Units: 220-250 apartment homes (approximate)
Affordable Units: 20%
Commercial SF: 150-200,000 SF office, 10-80,000 SF medical office, and 10-20,000 SF commercial/retail (approximate)
Developer: DOR Woodbridge, LLC – a joint venture of Russo Development, Onyx Equities, and Dinallo Development LLC/Terminal Construction
The Metropark Development Project will be built in phases, and consist of Class A office and retail spaces; residential, 20% of which will be designated as affordable housing; community amenities; structured parking facilities; and, station-area enhancements, including circulation and access improvements, off-site traffic mitigation improvements, pedestrian and bicycle access upgrades, and renovation of the existing station building and parking facilities.
ORANGE STATION
Name: Essex & Crane by Vermella, Phase II
Station / Line: Orange Station, Morristown Line
Total Units: 201 apartment homes
Developer: D&R Orange Urban Renewal, LLC
Essex & Crane is a phased residential project, with Phase I completed in 2023 and Phase II underway. Phase II includes 201 apartment homes and a structured parking facility with 348 parking spaces.
HOBOKEN STATION
Name: Hoboken Connect
Station / Line: Hoboken Terminal
Total Units: 386 apartment homes
Affordable Units: 20%
Developer: LCOR Incorporated
Hoboken Connect is a multi-phase, mixed-use development project, consisting of a Class A office building with rooftop terrace, residential, retail, and public open space totaling over 1MM SF of development, including improvements to public infrastructure and the surrounding streetscape, with additional pedestrian, vehicular, and bicycle improvements. Included in this project is a significant rehabilitation of the historic Ferry Terminal Building for publicly accessible commercial and exhibition space; functional, aesthetic, and environmental improvements to Warrington Plaza; construction of a new bus terminal; and, in conjunction with the City of Hoboken, transformation of Hudson Place into a pedestrian-friendly shared street, civic space, and public amenity. Commuters, residents, and visitors alike will enjoy improved access to walkways, bike lanes, buses, ferries, light rail, and trains, as well as welcoming public spaces.
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